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Travel Advice and Accessibility
Transport for Greater Manchester has issued urgent travel warnings due to bank holiday timetables, road closures from 9:00 a.
m. to 9:00 p.
m. , rail upgrades, and tram network improvement works.
Fran Wilkinson, Customer and Growth Director at Transport for Greater Manchester, said: "This is set to be a special day for the blue half of Manchester, with fans coming together to celebrate an incredible season for Manchester City across the men’s, women’s and academy teams."
The transport agency advises fans to plan ahead, bring water for warm weather, and utilize a 25-minute signposted walking route from Piccadilly to the Etihad Campus.
Wilkinson added: "With very large crowds expected and services running to a bank holiday timetable, it’s really important that people plan ahead and allow extra time for their journeys."
Metrolink Park and Ride sites at Ashton Moss, Ashton West, and Ladywell will offer free parking for tram users.
On-site stadium parking is restricted to After Party ticket holders.
Organizers have set up two designated accessible viewing areas with large screens on Great Ancoats Street and at the Colin Bell Stand Reception for disabled supporters.
Wilkinson noted: "If you’re heading to Co-op Live after the parade, please consider walking where you can, as demand for trams in the area is expected to be very high."
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Manchester City reminded attending fans of their responsibility to act as ambassadors for the club and respect the local neighborhood during the celebrations.
